Truro News - 2018-04-03

• Fire claims one life
• Time runs short for Denmark senior
• Escaped bull back in its barn
• Arrests made
• Big city blues
• Cause for concern
• MILD WINTER MAY NOT BE SUCH A GODSEND
• Money raised for van
• World-renowned vaccine expert to work at Dalhousie
• TODAY IN history
• Helping people with mobility issues
• A quest for satisfacti­on, one chore at a time
• Restoring rights to the voters
• Senate stalling
• Fieldhouse dome repair in Lantz to take weeks
• Halifax man set to face jury trial in woman’s death
• Halifax churches defaced with offensive graffiti
• Mary Frances (Mae) Hamilton
• Up to 30 people possibly exposed to a used needle at Toronto health fair
• Canada could resettle some African asylum seekers rejected by Israel
• Torstar hiring 20 reporters as it rebrands Metros and bolsters digital news
• Medical marijuana users set lobbying push on federal cannabis tax proposal
• Real-time monitoring could decrease boil-water advisories on First Nations:study
• Ontario limits use of New York iron
• Ocean waves in the sky
• Uncommon path should ease NHL learning curve for Tolvanen
• Whiteside regreting comments that led to fine by Heat
• Lindberg wins ANA Inspiratio­n on eighth extra hole
• Boone’s managerial start smoother than dad’s
• The additional costs of visiting New York City
• YOUR horoscope
• Truro Library Programs BLAST
• Boyfriend’s chronic conditions prompt partner to weigh options
• COMMUNITY calendar
• ‘Mother of the Nation’
• Clear bags among security measures at school where 17 died
• Limited impact
• Search continuing
• Trump invites Putin to White House but no date set

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